Sentence examples similar to lending one's skill from inspiring English sources

His sharpness, one-on-one skills are top class.

I asked how black men went from ex-slaves to freedom fighters in the early stages of the war, and Balan explained that working on the docks, one of the few available positions to freed men, lent them a skill set that was instrumental in wartime.

Let's consider that increasing numbers of millennials are lending their skills, not their dollars, to social causes.

This could involve a social benefit duty, forcing banks to prove that any debt created contributes to a better future for us all – lending to new businesses; lending for skills; lending for new houses ahead of existing ones and such like.

The one who's "lending" skills has to stand still the whole time of assisting.

Jim will serve as the vice president and Controller lending his financial planning skills.

By lending your skills as a reader, you might be helping the next Hemingway develop their true potential.

Heyward led the orchestra with delicacy and mature skill, lending León's ethereal 10-minute piece a shapely character.

Timber framers came from the U.S., Canada, Great Britain, Belgium and Japan to lend their skills, all on a volunteer basis.

The manager lends him one.

You can lend to one friend.